Maniac & Other Stories (eBook, ePUB) - Bennett, Debbie
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A collection of short stories celebrating all that is weird in our world, including escaped murderers, haunted fairgrounds, genetic engineering and population control. From a twist-in-the-tale shortie to an adaptation of an episode of a UK horror television series, by means of fantasy, mythology and urban sf/horror, there's something here for everyone. This is an adult collection - no explicit sex (that I can remember), but some stories contain swearing. (10 stories, approx 40,000 words)

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A collection of short stories celebrating all that is weird in our world, including escaped murderers, haunted fairgrounds, genetic engineering and population control. From a twist-in-the-tale shortie to an adaptation of an episode of a UK horror television series, by means of fantasy, mythology and urban sf/horror, there's something here for everyone. This is an adult collection - no explicit sex (that I can remember), but some stories contain swearing. (10 stories, approx 40,000 words)

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Autorenporträt
Debbie Bennett has been involved in the fantasy genre for longer than she'd like anyone to know. In that time she's written and published many short stories, been a committee member of the British Fantasy Society for two decades and organised many fantasy conventions.

Her claim to fame is that she once asked Stephen King to dance!